Projects/Corowa Sewerage Treatment Plant

Water & Wastewater · Australia

Corowa Sewerage Treatment Plant

6,000 EP-capacity treatment-plant BIM developed through detailed 3D process modelling, project-specific parametric families and multidisciplinary technical documentation.

Aerial BIM visualization of Corowa Sewerage Treatment Plant
Project Visual6,000 EP Capacity · Australia
Plant Capacity6,000 EP
CategoryBIM
LocationAustralia
Portfolio DateDec 2024
Detailed treatment-tank area in the Corowa Sewerage Treatment Plant BIM model

Represent the Treatment Process as One Coordinated Digital Plant.

IBS Projects modelled the Corowa Sewerage Treatment Plant in 3D around its published 6,000 EP capacity. The scope brings together the major process components and support facilities—from inlet works and aeration tanks to sludge lagoons, chemical dosing, UV treatment and pump stations—alongside custom parametric families and multidisciplinary drawing preparation.

What IBS Projects Delivered

Plant Modelling, Custom Parametric Components and Coordinated Drawings.

Overall 3D BIM visualization of Corowa Sewerage Treatment Plant

Full Plant BIM

3D Modelling of the Treatment-Plant Components

The published scope covers 3D modelling of the plant components, including inlet works, intermittently decanted extended aeration tanks, balance tanks, sludge lagoons, the switch-room building, chemical dosing and UV-treatment facilities, and pump stations.
Detailed inlet works and handrail modelling at Corowa Sewerage Treatment Plant

Parametric Content

Special Pipe Fittings, Accessories and Handrails

Project-specific pipe fitting and accessory families were created parametrically, together with special handrail families developed to match Monowils requirements.
Detailed treatment equipment and pipework visualization at Corowa Sewerage Treatment Plant

Technical Documentation

Multidisciplinary Drawing Preparation

Architectural, mechanical, electrical, plan and structural drawings were prepared as part of the BIM delivery, linking the developed plant model to coordinated technical documentation.
Process building and treatment equipment visualization for Corowa Sewerage Treatment Plant

Detail the Process Areas, Components and Access Systems that Define the Plant.

The Corowa scope goes beyond a general site model. It includes the principal process structures and buildings as well as project-specific fittings, accessories and handrails so the digital delivery reflects the technical character of the treatment facility.

  • Inlet works
  • Intermittently decanted extended aeration tanks
  • Balance tanks and sludge lagoons
  • Switch-room building
  • Chemical dosing and UV-treatment facilities
  • Pump stations
  • Parametric pipe fittings and accessories
  • Special handrail families to match Monowils requirements
  • Architectural, mechanical, electrical, plan and structural drawings

Project Delivery

From Process Components to a Structured BIM and Documentation Package.

The published scope combines the major treatment-plant elements with project-specific parametric content and multidisciplinary drawings in a clear modelling workflow.
  1. 01

    Plant Scope Review

    The treatment-process components, support buildings, specialist items and required drawing disciplines are defined as one coordinated BIM scope.

  2. 02

    3D Plant Development

    Inlet works, aeration and balance tanks, sludge lagoons, treatment facilities, pump stations and other plant components are developed in 3D.

  3. 03

    Parametric Family Creation

    Special pipe fittings, accessories and handrail families are built parametrically to represent project-specific plant requirements.

  4. 04

    Multidiscipline Documentation

    Architectural, mechanical, electrical, plan and structural drawings are prepared from the developed project information.

Planning a Water or Wastewater BIM Project?

Bring the Plant Scope, Drawings and Required Deliverables.

IBS Projects can review your project information and help define the modelling, project-specific family and documentation scope required for a practical treatment-plant BIM delivery.